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Ai images are not meet the quality standards. ?

Forum|Forum|1 year ago
February 21, 2025
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Hi, dear Adobe stock community.

I'm a contributor of Adobe Stock.

Lately I m uploading AI images created by Firefly.

I do mostly country flags with the beautiful landmarks of the country.

I m getting almost 90% rejections due to quality standards.

There is mostly no human in the AI images and I don't understand why my images are rejected.

Does any of you have the same problem?

Here I m uploading the ones is rejected. Anything wrong with these images?

Thanks

Jill_C

Community Expert

I agree with @RALPH_L The backgrounds are all quite flawed.

Jill C., Forum Volunteer

tarikg78942107Author

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If you look that deep none of the AI images is perfect.

Looks like AI create platforms are not ready to create perfect images yet then.

after inspections either 100% being accepted or 100% is being rejected.

Feels like AI images acceptance is depends on the Inspectors.

we just type what we want into AI create platforms and this image comes out.

What can we do when we with the 200% zoomed image background details?

daniellei4510

Community Expert

I always inspect my assets at 200% before submission. Sometimes 300%. Always assume you will get a moderator who is doing their job as they should be doing it.

Adobe Community Expert | If you can't fix it, hide it; if you can't hide it, delete it.

RALPH_L

Community Expert

Did you view this image? Did you look at the buildings? It looks like a war zone. Almost none of the buildings are rendered correctly. There are also some artifacts visible when viewed at 200%.
It is very, very important to review the details, not just the subject.

tarikg78942107Author

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Yes Ralph you are right. If you look that deep none of the AI images is perfect.

Looks like AI create platforms are not ready to create perfect images yet then.

T

tronnica_1258

Participant

Ninety percent of my photos get rejeced as well. I do not know what adobe considers quality because they are not specific and they take about 12 days to review photos. I am not trying to tell you to give up, but I certainly will not waste any more time doing this. It's not worth it.

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